The Son of Neptune: Descargar The Red Pyramid (The Kane Chronicles)

martes, 22 de marzo de 2011

Descargar The Red Pyramid (The Kane Chronicles)

The Red Pyramid - Rick Riordan

Since their mother's death, Carter and Sadie have become near strangers. While Sadie has lived with her grandparents in London, her brother has traveled the world with their father, the brilliant Egyptologist, Dr. Julius Kane. One night, Dr. Kane brings the siblings together for a "research experiment" at the British Museum, where he hopes to set things right for his family. Instead, he unleashes the Egyptian god Set, who banishes him to oblivion and forces the children to flee for their lives. Soon, Sadie and Carter discover that the gods of Egypt are waking, and the worst of them —Set— has his sights on the Kanes. To stop him, the siblings embark on a dangerous journey across the globe - a quest that brings them ever closer to the truth about their family and their links to a secret order that has existed since the time of the pharaohs.

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8 comentarios:

Darkgard26 de marzo de 2011, 21:03
Otro gran libro jejjejeje y en ingles, mi diccionario y yo tendremos unas veladas increíbles... gracias por la subida... oye si no es mucho abusar... XD jejeje no tendrías el book 2 jejejeje... tu pagina me encanta y la descubro por error
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Bianca Di Angelo27 de marzo de 2011, 19:25
Me alegra que te guste mi blog, es nuevo y estoy haciendo lo mejor que puedo para los que lo visitan.
Con respecto a el segundo libro, lo busqué por todas partes, taringa, google, 4shared. No aparece!! Y me está poniendo nerviosa (agh). Solo salió en Estados Unidos (creo) y ni si quiera yo lo leí pero apenas lo encuentre, lo pondré en el blog para que lo puedas descargar. Mientras tanto, está el link para el primer capítulo un poco mas abajo en el blog, en inglés, pero prometo que cuando tenga algun respiro de mis estudios, pondré manos a la obra en la traducción. Gracias por visitar el blog!
Suerte!
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Darkgard30 de marzo de 2011, 19:33
Ok muchas gracias... estoy apunto de terminar el 5 libro y la saga me ha dejado un grato sabor de boca... jejeje tanto asi que un amigo ya ha empezado a leerlos y esta encantado... espero que pronto puedas subir el segundo libro por lo pronto me conformo con lost hero y red pyramid... gracias por tan buenas subidas...y felicidades por tu blog...
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romina24 de enero de 2012, 14:41
hola, me encanta tu blog. Queria saber si sabes donde puede descargar la piramide roja en español ya que en ingles soy muy mala y lo busco por todos lados y no lo encuentro.
gracias
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Anónimo8 de marzo de 2012, 10:15
Sabes donde lo puedo encontrar en español?
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Anónimo15 de abril de 2012, 12:04
hola alguien sabe cuando se va a estrenar LA PIRAMIDE ROJA la pelicula de disney
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matias11 de mayo de 2012, 16:21
hola aquí esta La Pirámide Roja! pero en español!!
yo ya lo leí y les digo que esta muy bueno!!

http://www.4shared.com/rar/fkA1oiHU/La_pirmide_roja_-_Rick_Riordan.html?
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Anónimo30 de mayo de 2012, 18:00
gracias por link hace raro que queria leer la piramide roja y no lo haia podido encontrar en español ..
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¡Comenta! Pero sé amable, e intenta evitar errores de ortografía, después de todo, este es un blog literario. ¡Gracias!

The Ocean at the End of the Lane by Neil Gaiman
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the most magical book I have ever read. And I have read Harry Potter, mind me. It is short, and beautiful on its own way. It is, for me, the definition of a story.

In my opinion, it does not convey any central or grand idea, it does not focus on any social or political issue, it is not a children's tale, it is not an adult's book, it is not a futuristic or adventurous novel. It is a story. A beautifully written story that does not need big cities, starships, or exciting new worlds with magnificent beasts and terrifying dangers; it does not even need more than eight characters. It is only the story of a scared little boy who loves reading, hiding and, most importantly of all, Batman.

It does not explain things that are not pertinent to the plot. It is as if Gaiman is trying to accurately represent the mind of a seven year old boy: someone who cares and pays attention only to the things that matter here and now. No worrying, no wondering; just living, breathing, and doing the right thing, even if he doesn't really understand what it means sometimes. The writer does not even give the child a name. Why would a seven year old boy introduce himself? He would just assume everyone either knows his name, or is not connected to him and therefore has no reason for wanting to know it.

On a second thought, maybe it does reference one big, important, but hidden truth. One everyone wants to run away from: "Adults follow paths. Children explore." I don't think anyone who does not have a bit of a child inside himself can truly appreciate this story. "Books were safer than other people anyway", says the narrator. I think many people have slowly forgotten what it meant to lose oneself inside a story. I think many people have just grown up. This idea is conveyed in Ocean with a touch of sadness and melancholy. I think Neil Gaiman agrees with me.

I want to be able to inmerse myself in a book. To explore the characters's minds deeply, to live in their shoes for a while, to leave mine behind. Neil Gaiman does this for me. His story stands on its own. It needs no context, no additional knowledge, not even more than 200 pages, or 2 hours of reading.

It only needs a seven year old boy, and a reader.

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